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What has Republican polling been like since July 20, 2025?
Since July 20, 2025, Republican polling has shown a mix of stability and strain, especially around immigration policy and President Trump’s approval:
Presidential Approval
- CBS/YouGov (July 20): Trump’s approval dropped to 42%, with 58% disapproval, largely driven by backlash to immigration policies.
- Emerson College (July 25): Trump held steady at 46% approval, 47% disapproval, with stronger support among men, white voters, and those over 70.
- RealClearPolling Aggregate: GOP favorability sits at 42.3%, with 54.4% unfavorable, showing a net negative of -12.1 points.
Immigration Policy Impact
- Support for Trump’s deportation program fell 10 pointssince February.
- 91% of Republicans still approve.
- 59% of independents now oppose it.
- Use of detention facilities also saw 58% opposition, with approval mostly from GOP voters.
Congressional Ballot & Party Favorability
- Generic Congressional Ballot: Democrats lead with 45.5%, Republicans at 42.6%.
- Congressional Approval: GOP approval among Republicans is high (73%), but independents show only 25% support.
The GOP base remains solid, but broader public sentiment is more fractured—especially on immigration, economic policy, and federal spending.
